Crooks & Capers
Nate GranzowA lighthearted—sometimes downright comedic—exploration of historical and contemporary fiction.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | nategranzow.substack.com |
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How accurate is accurate enough in historical fiction?
Let’s get this out of the way early: I’m a stickler for historical accuracy, even in fiction. I’m admittedly (unapologetically?) one of those obnoxious people who will pause a film mid-scene to point out with indignant rage any anachronisms...
A new era of warfare brought unprecedented horrors
Humanity has been at war since the first primordial humans banded together for safety and security. Although war is “always a crime,” as Hemingway aptly put it, few conflicts can be compared to the First World War in terms of sheer industri...
I have a face for radio
The lovely folks at KRWC radio invited me to join them for an interview as part of their book club, in which I got to nerd out on all things Prohibition, its historical ties to St. Paul, and my new book. You can listen below!
Prohibition paralysis: The deadly additives in bootlegged booze
When the 18th Amendment was ratified, making the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages illegal nationwide in January 1920, people didn’t waste time finding workarounds to sate their desire (or need) for a drink. Home-...
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I'm a Minnesotan outdoorsman, award-winning novelist, and editor. I like the smell of gunpowder, the taste of gin, and the feel of leather-bound books.
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